BREAKING: Emergency crews have been spotted responding to a hydroplaned plane on the runway at Jacksonville International Airport due to weather.
According to the Jacksonville International Airport, the plane appears to have hydroplaned on the wet runway during landing, causing an emergency response from Airport Fire Department vehicles.
The airport has confirmed that all passengers and crew on board the plane are safe and accounted for and that the situation is under control.will continue to monitor this developing situation and provide updates as more information becomes available.
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